Community Ongoing Choir Expansion At First M E Church
Local church announces enlarged choir under director FW Hows with Mrs Kie Kleaver running a project. Burtlex travels from Bristol to Shane City for a visit. Elizabeth Strickland of 505 Teory Street returns home after five weeks in a sanitarium. Bi weekly Carlisle concert planned with city’s notable members. A rare wild American eagle reportedly killed on Robert Lyle’s farm north of the city last Saturday. the bird measured six feet four inches.
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Kila Kleaver
City
C. H. Lyle
Burtlex
Bristol
Shane City
Elizabeth Strickland
Teory Street
Maurain
Robert Lyle
Ois
Baturlay
Typewriter Repair and Sale Company Planned in City
A new Johnson City venture named Johnson City Typewriters Company plans to repair and sell typewriters. The firm will rent, sell rebuilt late model machines, and operate a repair department led by F. A. McCorkle and F. W. Hosa.
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Johnson City
Possible to recover knife thrust in heart
Moorhead Minnesota September 25 That it is possible to recover from a knife thrust into the heart in being proved by Frank Grover who eight days ago was stabbed during a controversy over a poker game. At first it was thought that Grover would die and his assailant W N Little was held for murder. Although Grover had five ribs removed and several stitches taken in his heart it is now stated that he has a good chance of recovery.
Clown Department in Robinson's Shows At Johnson City
The Robinson circus features a clown department headed by Starry Pearl with a cast of talking and singing clowns, buffoons, pantaloons, and acrobatic comedians. The act includes Visions of Salome and the Mile, Dm Selhini female clown, plus the Miles Brothers dwarfs. A free street parade and morning performances accompany the Johnson City stop Saturday.
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Bo Iumeroux
John Mobinson
Myles
Salome
Cameton Pent
Jimmy Spriggs
Bob Lyle dead in Ecuador South America headline note
Robert F. Lyle died in Guayaquil Ecuador while working as a locomotive engineer on the Guayaquil and Quito Railroad aged about 40. He was a member of local lodges and leaves $2500 in insurance to his sisters. His remains will not be brought home due to distance. A family statement remembers him as kind and jovial. Geo P. Crouch will be in his office October 7 to assist locals seeking better eyesight.
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Bob Lyle
Rtobert FE
Lyle
Uueador
South America
Chas. McNiel
Bob
Charley Jan Myra Lave
Lindeath
Guayaquil and
Oulu
B.C
Geo. P. Crouch
Dossers
Benefit for Arthur Pitts Draws Local Support
A benefit for former John son City right fielder Arthur Pitts is planned with an oyster supper and concert. Memorial Hall will host on Friday October 6 with a barbecue and popular concert, featuring local musicians and entertainers. Proceeds support Pitts in his current illness, with organizers coordinating performances and final details through local figures.
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Arthur Putin
Johnson City
Prits
Arthur Pitts
Memorial Hall
Minn Tone Wagner
Robert Lyle
T. Bo Cook
Edward Donn
H. A. Colvin
McChain
1A. Slaughter
John Massengill
C. EB. Cargute
Ampire Thomas Wliss Red Donahuve
Lawrence Dunn
Elmer Bales
Baseball Benefit at Soldiers Home Grounds Draws Big Crowd
A Saturday evening game at Soldiers Home grounds for Salvation Army raised funds with a large attendance and many tickets sold. Elks won behind strong pitching by De Vault who struck out ten. Dana of C O & O pitched superbly with perfect control and no walks. Batteries: DeVault Hyder for Elks, Dunn Lyle for C O & O.
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Soldiers Home Grounds
Salvation Army
Nouecess
Techf
Biuks
Elks
de Vault
Dana
Balla
Kika
DeVault
Hyder
Dunn
Passenger on Street Car Drops Dead After Stabbing
Tuesday evening Lewis Wetzel Wied a passenger on a street car returning from the Soldier's Home collapsed and died. An autopsy showed internal bleeding from a stab wound. The negro boy who stabbed him is sought for murder and will be rearrested and tried.
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Lewis Wetzel
Ile
Nan
Wetzell
Twins Born 73 Hours Apart In Michigan Village
In Muskegon Michigan on September 26 Mia Grant Devore of Mooreland near there gave birth to twins three days apart. One child was exactly 74 hours older than the other. Physicians say the case is nearly unparalleled in medical history.
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Muskeegon
Mich
Grant Devore
Mooreland
Mrs W Sen of Manville Praises Kitg New Life Pills
Neighbor recounts Mrs W Sen of Manville Wyoming saying Dr King’s New Life Pills cured her obstinate kidney trouble and made her feel like a new woman. The pills are presented as a cheap, easy remedy for stomach liver and kidney issues.
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W. Sen
Manville
Wyo
Dr. Kitg
C. Miller
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